Unit 1 Latin Masters

Grammar

100

In Latin, a possessive noun is in this case.

The genitive case

200

A noun's function in the accusative case

direct object

300

3rd declension nouns that have “i” in the genitive plural are called___.

i-stem nouns

400

List 2 ways to show an indirect object in English.

1. Prepositional phrase (to/for) 2. word order

500

A predicate tells this in a sentence. 

What the subject is or does.

Declensions

100

The declension and gender of vir, viri - boy

2nd ir, M

200

The declension of pulcher, pulchra, pulchrum

2nd D. -er Adjective

300

The declension and gender of Liber, libri   

2nd D. -er , M

400

The declension of liber libera liberum 

2nd D. -er Adjective

500

3rd Declension endings for M/F adjectives 

is, is, e, em, i, es, ium, ibus, es, ibus

Translation

100

maria omnia

all seas

200

virum fortem

strong men (d.o.)

300

partem integram

uninjured part

400

gentium mores

customs of the people or the people's customs

500

hosti turpi

to/for the disgraceful, shameful enemy

Vocabulary

100

Field in Latin

ager, agri m.

200

Hill in Latin

collis, colli m.

300

Sweet, pleasant in Latin - dictionary from 

dulcis, dulce (3rd D. adj)

400

Translate evening to Latin. Give the dictionary form

vesper, vesperi m

500

Beautiful in Latin

pulcher pulchra pulchrum

Derivatives & Sayings

100

How the Romans would refer to the Mediterranean Sea 

Mare Nostrum

200

We get the English word turpitude from this Latin word

turpis, turpe - shameful, disgraceful (3rd D. Adj)

300

The Vatican Field 

Ager Vaticanus

400

Montana gets it's name from this Latin word

mons, montis m. (3rd i-stem)

500

To the stars through difficulty 

Ad astra per aspera.